... KITCHENER'S WELCOME HOME. SOUTHAMPTON'S FREEDOM FOR THE VICTORIOUS GENERAL. At special meeting of the Southampton Town Council Wednesday afternoon, it was decided confer the freedom of the borough Lord Kitchener on his return from South Africa. proposal ...

... LORD KITCHENER’S MOVEMENTS. Amsterdam, Tuesday.—A Constantinople message to the Frankfurter Zeitung says that Lord Kitchener spent two days at Suvla Bay, and Friday presided at a War Council at Salonika. GUNFIRE HEARD. Heavy gunfire was audible yesterday ...

... LAWN AND KITCHEN GARDEN, the latter of which well stocked with fruit trees and extends to river, and which Messrs, waters & rawlenuk have received instructions from Mr. Brown to NELL by AUCTION, their Rooms. Casal. on Thursday, JfMK 4th, 1891, Three o’clock ...

... The Overcrowded Kitchen Garden. One of the greatest and most frequent mistakes kitchen gardening is that of allowing the crops to become overcrowded through insufficient thinning. This applies nearly every crop in all kinds of soils, or more plants are ...

... YEOVIL THE KITCHEN GARDEN. The earthing up of the early crop of celery will now need attention. Care must be taken in clearing away the side growths that no unnecessary injury is done to the plants, any carelessness on the part of the gardener soon injures ...

... LORD KITCHENER AT IPSWICH. THE SPIRIT DEVOTION TO DUTY. General Viscount Kitchener was on Monday made a freeman of Ipswich, presented with magniliceutly chased cup, and entertained luncheon in the Town Hail. Tlie citizens gave him exceedingly cordial ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S RETURN. Lord Kitchener of Khartoum, according to Renter's Agency, proposes is for Egypt in about a fortnight's Uwe. MISSIONARIES FOR THE SOTTDAN. The British missionaries to work in the Bondsn .ince 1878 leave London this week and proceed ...

... LORD KITCHENER’S TASK. Rome, Thursday.—Lord Kitchener, writing to Archbishop Sogaro, says: “My t*«k is very difficult, more difficult than in the Suudyi. The Boers stall hope for European intervention. I trust you will not believe the tales of British ...

... Lord Kitchener at Arundel- Exchange telegram, dated Capetown, Feb. 27tn, 8 p.m. says :— ** Lord Kitchener Arundel. The enemy is retiring Nurvals Pont. All >a quiet at Stormnerg.” Barkly Boers Offer to Surrender. According to Lafftn, the Boer commando ...

... Lokd Kitcheners Thanks. Arising out of the minutes Councillor GaylurU asked au> leiter had neeu reoelved from Lord Kitchener In reply to vote of coiiddeucc. The Deputy Town Clerk read the following reply, addressed to the Town Clerk War Office, Whitehall ...

... SOUP KITCHEN OPENED. On Tuesday morning, the soup kitchen was officially opened in the presence a distinguished company, including the fallowing me of the Council Messrs J. Poo ley (Chairman), Mr T. A. Bell (Vice-Chairman), C. B. Brett and H. Durrant ...

... THE KITCHEN GARDEN LUPIN'S. The lupine arc hanly, ami have much to recommenti them, for un»ler coudiiiou*! (avouruhlc to their full development they arc ellcelivc. They appear to the best when proupj, (,'f three or four plants and they .should always ...